The United States has officially returned to the Moroccan authorities the fossil of a stolen crocodile that was located by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) on a farm in Indiana, in the Midwest of the North American country.
The Atlas cedar can help mitigate the effects of climate change in Spain, according to an international study led in part by the University of Cordoba (UCO) and published in the journal "Forests" on adaptive forestry.
The International Agri-Food Excellence Campus (ceiA3) has offered eleven Erasmus+ scholarships to doctoral students, teachers and researchers from different universities in several countries including Morocco, for an amount of 28,560 euros.
A fireball flew over the Moroccan sky on January 30 at a speed of about 255,000 km/h. Its passage was reported by the detectors of the SMART project.
Mohamed Ali has been missing since last Thursday, January 13. His mother, Asma Mohamed, is convinced that he is in Ceuta and that "something has happened to him".
A fireball was spotted in the Moroccan sky on the night of January 20. Due to its high brightness, it could be seen from more than 650 kilometers away.
Moroccan Loubna El Fels, a teacher-researcher at the Faculty of Sciences Semlalia of the Cadi Ayyad University, has won the 10th edition of the Francophonie Prize for Young Researchers of the Agence universitaire de la francophonie (AUF).
Fossils of an aurochs ("Bos primigenius") and a white rhinoceros ("Ceratotherium simum"), living between 57,000 and 100,000 years ago, have been discovered in the Sahara. They will help understand the desertification process of the largest desert in the world.
An "impressive fireball" flew over the Moroccan sky on Saturday, the Calar Alto observatory in Gérgal (Almería) announced on Sunday.
A fireball traveling at 72,000 km/h over the Atlantic coast, between Spain and Morocco, was spotted by researchers from several Spanish institutes.
Two research centers in Morocco and Israel have signed an agreement on the promotion of culture and Hebrew law in Morocco.
Two young Brussels women of Moroccan origin have developed an application to help students make their career choices. Their innovation has been selected for the final of an international competition.